ScienceBlocks, Ph.D.
@scienceblocksCell biologist, Steemstem Honor Member and Mentor, and someone who enjoys communicating science.
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RE: Original Research : Parasitological Assessment of Green Leafy Vegetables Sold at Masaka and Karu Markets in Nasarawa State of Nigeria -1
Well even if such a venture can find fraction of customers who would pay for it, and show high profits other farmers will be pulled into the system. I am thinking more like when I was young, in India we
RE: Taking an antiviral drug from lab bench to bedside - Defining the problem statement (Chapter 1)
Thanks for your comment and raising such an interesting and important question. I have found a solution to this by developing the pipeline that specifically increases the chances of screening for those
RE: Original Research : Parasitological Assessment of Green Leafy Vegetables Sold at Masaka and Karu Markets in Nasarawa State of Nigeria -1
I realised that cheaper availability of night soil might be the reason behind the farmers motivation. I don't know if class actions are an option there, but if many fall sick because of their lack of
RE: Original Research : Parasitological Assessment of Green Leafy Vegetables Sold at Masaka and Karu Markets in Nasarawa State of Nigeria -1
I think awareness programs are needed for farmers to stop using night soil in that case. Is there an awareness program in place for that. If yes what might be the reason for it not working? Do farmers